What is the Qichen car?
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Not Qicheng, but Venucia. Venucia is a domestic independent brand automobile, originally a brand under Dongfeng Motor. Here are the relevant details: 1. Establishment Date: On February 7, 2017, Venucia officially announced that, after the resolution of the board of directors of Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd. and approval by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, Dongfeng Venucia Motor Company was formally established, officially becoming independent from Dongfeng Nissan Passenger Vehicle Company. 'Venucia' originates from the corporate mission of 'Creating Value Together, Sharing Well-being Together,' with an approachable attitude and a spirit of striving for excellence, integrating world-class advanced technology to fulfill the brand dream of opening up a pleasant and high-quality car life for mainstream Chinese consumers. 2. Symbolism: The Venucia logo features a blue background, symbolizing profound dreams; the 'five-pointed star' is a symbol of perfection, expressing Dongfeng Nissan's attitude of continuously pursuing perfection to realize dreams; the 'five stars' are derived from 'Five Stars in Heaven, Five Elements on Earth,' with 'complete five elements' implying harmony and auspiciousness.
Venucia is an independent brand under the Dongfeng Nissan joint venture, established in China in 2010. It combines Nissan's core technologies and focuses on cost-effectiveness and market practicality. I've personally driven the Venucia V SUV and found it exceptionally comfortable: the spacious interior easily accommodates luggage, making long family trips uncrowded; fuel efficiency is impressively controlled, with low per-kilometer costs for urban commuting, plus it features Nissan engines for reliability. The model lineup includes sedans like the Venucia D60, SUV series like the V, and new energy vehicles such as the Venucia e30 electric car, which offers long range and fast charging for eco-friendly travel. The brand's advantage lies in hassle-free maintenance, with parts shared across Nissan's 4S network, affordable upkeep costs, and a worry-free five-year warranty. In short, Venucia wins over families and practical users with its accessible pricing (starting around 100,000 yuan) and maintains a solid reputation among domestic car brands.
